00:00And second of all, do you still consider him daddy after yesterday?
00:04Well, on the daddy thing, this is a language problem.
00:07What happens is the following. I have to explain to you.
00:09Because it follows me a little bit.
00:12I can assure you.
00:13Now, we had a sort of pre-summit meeting, the president and I, in June in The Hague.
00:20And he had been very angry that day with Iran and with Israel.
00:23This was in June last year.
00:25And in Dutch you would say, hey, the translation of your father is daddy.
00:30And I would say, I said, hey, yeah, sometimes daddy has to be angry.
00:33So I was not calling him my daddy, but saying.
00:36But of course, daddy has also a special connotation.
00:40And I now have to live as this the rest of my life.
00:43And I own it. And the president owns it.
00:45Because he brought out t-shirts.
00:47He made a movie.
00:49Daddy is home. And he returned to the United States.
00:51This was so funny.
00:52And this is why I like him so much.
00:54But, hey, yeah, you make mistakes.
00:57And this is when you are not a native speaker.
01:00Sorry for that.
01:01I'm sorry for that.
01:01I'm sorry for that.
01:01I'm sorry for that.
01:02I'm sorry for that.
01:03I'm sorry for that.
01:04I'm sorry for that.
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